ISLAMABAD: Queen Maxima of the Netherlands will arrive in Pakistan for a three-day visit on 25th November as the special advocate to UN Secretary-General for Inclusive Financing for Development (UNSGSA).
The visit will be a follow up to Queen 2016 visit on behalf of the UN. She has been invited to Pakistan on the invitation of the government.
During a three-day visit, the Dutch queen will discuss the progress of the way to financial services to improve the economic position of Pakistani citizens.
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She is also expected to meet President Dr. Arif Alvi and Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Queen Maxima will also be present at the launch of the Micropayments Gateway. It is a central bank initiative to reduce the cost of small payments in order to stimulate digital payments, in particular for people in poverty situations.
A visit will also be paid by Queen to a project developed with the CEO Partnership for Economic Inclusion.
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Earlier in October, the British Royal couple, Prince William and Kate Middleton, known as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Pakistan on a four-day visit.
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